Wind outages hit Seacoast as high winds pass
Public Service of New Hampshire reported outages in Newmarket and Dover areas with most Seacoast towns spared. Hampton police investigated a possible transformer fire on Exeter Road but found no fire. CMP logged about 1000 York County outages with trees on lines. no outages in Kittery or nearby towns. The National Weather Service issued an urgent wind warning as a strong system from New Brunswick pushed 25 to 30 mph winds across western and southern Maine and much of New Hampshire.
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Making Strides Walk Sparked by Coworker Inspires Bond
Durham reports Blakeley Murrell-Liland organized about 20 colleagues from Dover Veterinary Hospital for the Making Strides Against Breast Cancer walk on Sunday. The team raised 2900 for cancer research and recovery programs to support Sarah Svindland, a breast cancer survivor and inspiration to many.
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University of New Hampshire
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Breast cancer facts and survival outlook
This year 1690 women will be diagnosed with breast cancer and 170 are expected to die from the disease. It is the second leading cause of cancer death among women after lung cancer. Seventy seven percent of cases are in women aged 50 or older. Early detection saves lives with a five year survival rate of 98 percent when cancer has not spread beyond the breast.
City sues rent and ride over Sagamore Creek dock expansion
Portsmouth files Oct 7 petition for injunctive relief against Ortsmouth Rent and Ride owner over alleged ordinance violations tied to expansion of creek side docks. City seeks halt on property sale until violations are corrected. Rent and Ride offers kayak bicycle snowshoe and ski rentals on Sagamore Creek.
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Lottery results and Powerball numbers from Tri-State Daily
The Sunday paper lists daytime picks 7 9 2 and 6 3 2 2 and evening picks 1 6 5 and 8 8 2 4. Megabucks and Powerball results from Saturday drawings show numbers 7 8 9 14 16 28 and 1 7 8 34 45 15 respectively. Mass Daily and Mass Megabucks results appear with 0 4 9 1 and 3 5 13 23 26 29.
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Local firefighters reflect on post Katrina mission
KITTERY Maine Local firefighters who recently returned from the Gulf region say there is still much work to be done six weeks after Katrina. Firefighters from Kittery and Portsmouth Naval Shipyard assisted in Louisiana and Mississippi last month. They reported that the damage is far worse than televised images suggest and that Southerners showed remarkable kindness amid the destruction.
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Patriots fall short as election results loom
New England rallies at home but cannot top Denver as results from statewide voting appear decisive. In the sports section, the Patriots loss is noted amid broader coverage of contests and standings.
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Maine Senator proposes halt to MEA to SAT switch
In Kittery Maine Senator Michael Brennan introduces a bill to stop the Maine Department of Education from switching 11th grade Maine Education Assessments to the SATs. The Learning Results plan favors broader, high stakes testing avoidance and allows portfolios or essays as alternatives.
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